Nations Warned by Lord Cecil at Disarmament Conference
In Paris on November 26 Lord Robert Cecil delivered a stern warning that the world may perish without disarmament. More than 500 delegates attended the Palais de la Mutisal Me for the opening session where Cecil gave the keynote. The U S was represented by Alanson T. Houghton, former ambassador to Britain and Germany, as the League of Nations council met in a separate Paris chamber to seek peace in troubled areas.
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Paris
UPA
Robert Cecil
Palais de la Mutisal
Satl
Teague of Nations Council
Chanber
Mb Churia
United States
Alanson T. Houghton
Great Britain
Germany
Fragmented Will Notes and Vague Stream of Conjecture
A disjointed Will entry mentions Aboard 1.8. 8. Empress of Russia on November 26. The text veers into stray remarks about fashion, sexuality, and Shanghai, with references to a Marques de Cordray marriage, Texas election results, and political figures Tillson or Carne. The fragmentary style yields no clear action or outcome.
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Empress of Russia
Shanghai
Speans
Marques de Cordray
Texas
Tillson
Carne
Fifteen to Attend Boys Conference
Thirteen HEY members and two advisors will leave Friday noon for Ottumwa for three days at the state older boys conference. The group includes Donald Welch William Stewart Tom McKinnes Lloyd Marek Moriarty Manries Mayo Max Raymond Charles Owen Daryl Crawford Robert Suanno Robert Hansen Ezra Smith Willie Jones and others with representatives from three churches. About four hundred boys from across the state are expected to attend this anticipated gathering.
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HEY
Willeave
Ottumwa
Donald Welch
Willian Stewart
Tom Mckihinnes
Lloyd Marek
Date “ Moriarty
Manries Mayo
Max
Attitude of Japan Now Is Hopeful
TOKIO reports a hopeful stance from Japan toward a neutral zone at Chinchow if Sino-Japanese talks proceed on other issues. In Washington, the U.S. backs the League plan to settle Manchurian disputes and seeks a speedy solution. Paris notes Tokyo’s advisors favor evacution plans and a commission of enquiry, while Japanese and Chinese delegates push through council terms amid reservations.
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Tokio
Japan
Chinchow
Washington
League of Nation
Stimson
Chesapeake
Sylvan
League
U.S
Ambatator
Charles
United States
Wort
Nanking
Fokio
Wan
Chischow
Gateway To
Chins
Taitehar
Westus Lang
Newton Wins Meet At Local Y M C A
Newton swimming team defeated Washington 65 to 28 at the local Y M C A on Wednesday evening.
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Newton
Washington
Y. M.C
Christmas Seals Sent By Mail Campaign Effort
Mrs Belle Rive county chair announces mail distribution of Christmas seals to Washington residents to aid public health and fight tuberculosis. Postmaster Harry Mecall cautions against placing seals on the address side and urges proper addressing, wrapping, stamping, and avoiding abbreviations to ensure delivery.
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Belle Rive
Washington
Harry Mecall
Senator Brookhart Names Son New Secretary
Senator Brookhart of Washington appoints his son Smith Jr as secretary following the death of Roy H. Rankin who served the senator. The younger Brookhart previously worked for the Federal Trade Commission as a field examiner on public utilities investigations and recently began practicing law. He took the oath Monday, amid a months long temp assignment in his father’s office.
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Washington, D. C
Brookhart
Smith, Jr
Acceed
Roy H. Rankin
Federal Trades Commission
Commission
Washington
License plates ready next week at county treasurer office
Marion George, county treasurer, announces 6500 automotile plates and 600 truck plates ready for distribution. Plates go on sale Tuesday December 1 with further opportunity to equip vehicles from January 1, 1932. Totals for mobiles and trucks reused in the county this year surpass last year’s figures. Christmas parcel etiquette promotes clear four line addressing and use of holiday seals to support health drives.
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Marion George
Wasington Epity
Janary
Funeral of Miss Brown at St James Church
Funeral services for Miss Ame Brown will be held Friday morning at St James Catholic Church followed by burial in Elm Grove cemetery. She died suddenly yesterday in the Atlantic and Pacific store. Survived by sister Miss Kate Brown of Baltimore and parents Oliver and Agnes Brown. Born on a farm north of Washington later living there most of her life. Attended Pratt Institute and New York School of Fine and Applied Art. Longtime Omaha teacher. Church member and close friend Miss Alice Van Vliet helped with arrangements.
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Puneru
Ame
Brown
St. James Catholic Church
Elm Grove
Miss Brown
Amelia Brown
Atlantic and Pacific
Nest Second Street
Oiver
Agnes (Sullivan) Brown
Kate Brown
Baltimore
Washington
Pratt Institute
New York School of Fine and Applied Art
Oleeta Owwart
Gertrude Bowman
del Stewart
Washington D. C
Dora Custer
Des Moines
California
St. James
Alice van Viet
Indians Trapped by Storm In New Mexico Nut Pickers
A blizzard swept high mesas of New Mexico trapping four men and holding several hundred Navajo and Zuni Indians during their annual quest for pine nuts. They were inadequately clothed and poorly fed while marooned after the storm.
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Gallup
N. M
Jarren
New Mexico
Blessings of God During Year Listed
Rev Carl We Klein preached that present economic troubles stem from human frailties and urged thanks for divine blessings. A Union Service at the Presbyterian Church included ministers from Washington churches. offering will aid unemployment relief chaired by Klein. He argued hardships arise from selfishness indifference and urged charity, noting open windows of heaven but critiquing relief ideas that shift blame from human action to the divine.
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Carl We Klein
Mr. Klein
Klein
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Attre
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Will
Rogers
Tanaily
Harlan County
Kentucky
Franco — Bersioent Moaver
League Council
League of Nations Council
Adviers
Manchurian
Council
Manchuria
Hank Cho
Mrs. Rice Sexds
Man
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Iranny
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